Summary
The 20-30 year old roof at Fire Station 2 is failing and has exceeded its useful life, so the council awarded a $173,000 replacement funded by 2026 capital bonds. The old roof was layered over an even older one and must be fully stripped.
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Last discussed Jun 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
$173,000 from 2026A capital bonds.
Firefighters and taxpayers benefit from a reliable roof and avoided emergency repairs.
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Common Council - Jun 15, 2026
The 20-30 year old roof at Fire Station 2 is failing and has exceeded its useful life, so the council awarded a $173,000 replacement funded by 2026 capital bonds. The old roof was layered over an even older one and must be fully stripped.
Finance and Taxation Committee - Jun 8, 2026
The fire station roof has two layers of roofing, is failing significantly, and probably won't make it another year. The city is spending $173,000 to strip it to the metal decking and install a new rubber roof with a 20-year warranty. The rest of the city hall roof will be rebid as a separate project next year.
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